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Most university career offices furnish students with resource materials to help them in their job searches.

• supply

• impress

• protect

• advise

The World Assembly on Aging has confirmed the need to address issues pertinent to older workers in industry and agriculture.

• training

• salaries

• subjects

• benefits

Around 1920 American drama was recognized as a major literary form, largely due to the influence of the playwright Eugene O'Neil.

• successful

• depicted

• acknowledged

• welcomed

Erosion is a general term for the processes by which the top layer of soil is constantly being worn away.

• instantly

• continually

• rapidly

• accidentally

The history of the exploration of Antarctica recounts many tales of perseverance and suffering.

• endurance

• skill

• generosity

• disturbance

Modern nursing practices not only hasten the recovery of the sick, but also promote better health through preventive medicine.

• permit

• determine

• accelerate

• accompany

Solitary most of the year, foxes do not live in dens except during the breeding season.

• Alert

• Restless

• Alone

• Fearless

Ships passing on the high seas exchange salutes by lowering and raising their flags once.

• information

• ceremonies

• greetings

• privileges

The Gettysburg Address, Abraham Lincoln's famous speech, concisely expressed many of the ideals and principles of democracy.

• powerfully

• positively

• freely

• succinctly

The prehistoric art of inscribing figures and designs on rock surfaces seems to have slowly disappeared with the advent of agriculture, which required a large amount of time and energy.

• coming

• arrest

• financing

• stability